HOT SHOTBedBug And Flea Fogger 3 Count-2 Ounce Cans, With Nylar, Inhibits Flea Reinfestation

These works so much better than the spray. Highly recommend, kill with one go, but definitely need to follow all the instructions

I will first start with saying that I hope you never have to buy this product.Because that means you have bed bugs. This is definitely not a nice experience. Treated my bedroom as per instructions.It seems like I got them all in the first application but I will be applying again in about two weeks. Was pleased that there was not a terrible odor after using.Unless you enjoy itching, I would suggest that you buy this product. I do recommend.

used for home application to kill bugs. Seems like it didn't work well. We washed all linens, carpets were steam cleaned, all clothes were washed and scrubbed the house before spraying. Left it sit in the house closed up per directions. But days later saw a spider web in a corner and my son got bit by seemingly fleas. Our pets are on the nextguaqrd plus flea/tick/heartworm pill. So we shouldn't have an issue but did. So I would recommend something else. We did only see one spider after application and whatever bit my son. Maybe they didn't die right away? I would think it worked overall.

Oh, no, you have bedbugs or fleas? I feel ya. I tried a few other products that did not work. This was my last ditch effort. It worked! We got rid of fleas AND bedbugs! Yes, I am horrified to admit in a public forum that we had either one of these colonies, but NO MORE! It doesn't smell bad at all. Just pop them open and leave your house for a couple hours.

One of 3 cans broke and didn't spray

Bus died house is good

We have been battling bedbugs for 4 weeks now. We have thrown away the mattress and box spring, purged the room (7 contractor bags of stuffed animals, clothes, wall hangings, the rug, bedding). We have washed everything we kept in ultra hot water and then cooked them in the dryer on high heat. We have BOMBED the room 5 times. We had already bought a new bed frame and mattress with mattress cover, plus new pillows. The bedbugs were STILL there (we have hard wood floors, even after several vacuumings and moppings, maybe some were living in the cracks and in the baseboard? ).The last time we bombed the room, we waited the appropriate time to reenter, and immediately found 2 very much alive bedbugs crawling out of the pillow! So what is the bomb supposed to do? Only kill bugs that aren't hiding?We have since sprayed everything (floors, baseboards, bed frame, mattress cover, sides of dresser, under new rug) with pyrethrin. This stuff is supposed to be really good, kills ticks if they walk across it. But so far, I've found 4 more living bedbugs and one dead one. If I spray them directly they die in seconds, but that's not very reassuring.This has been a long battle, and it's clearly not over. Use the bomb because it's probably doing SOMETHING, but don't expect it to work alone. You need to purge, you need to clean, you need to do constant checks at night when they're active, and have a hand held spray to spot kill. Most of the ones I've found so far are smaller and more translucent, so I'm hoping that we're into the next generation of hatched eggs.

If you're trying to take the pet-safe route, please don't, and use the sprays for bed bugs. I powdered for over two months with good, but not perfect, results. I took my dogs out of the house, and within a week of spraying a couple of times, everything was dead. Just to clarify, that week is in hindsight, after doing my searches every day for months.